@Lumosdance wrote:I wonder if this would work to get a 4g plan with Public Mobile...
I noticed on their add-ons page that the the data will default to 4G, unless the plan has its own data already, then it will default to that plan's data type (3G).
So I'm thinking, could you buy a talk and text plan with no data (and no auto-pay) then just buy data through the add-ons, or anything else you want to add to your plan.
I'm not sure what cost would break down to and if I'd still be cheaper compared to switching or whatever....
See the last section in the photo
It has been discussed in the past. Even the $15 plan (without autopay), would have 3G data speeds if you bought a data add on. 1GB for $15 data add on is still expensive.
I wonder if this would work to get a 4g plan with Public Mobile...
I noticed on their add-ons page that the the data will default to 4G, unless the plan has its own data already, then it will default to that plan's data type (3G).
So I'm thinking, could you buy a talk and text plan with no data (and no auto-pay) then just buy data through the add-ons, or anything else you want to add to your plan.
I'm not sure what cost would break down to and if I'd still be cheaper compared to switching or whatever....
See the last section in the photo
@fractureproof ya, but first you have to ask yourself, do you need full speed LTE?
do you download lots of files and need the higher download speed?
do you stream videos on 1080p or 4k quality?
it's like paying more for a sports car and not using it for what it's made for
if you don't do either one than you don't need it. at the same time if you are a heavy user of either, then the data allotment that public offers still won't suffice for those needs and the higher tiers with more data are the way to go. there also a trick by switching to HSPA+(3g) for higher download speeds
